Sentence examples for fundamental note from inspiring English sources

The other 3-note major chords use the same fingering shape: find the fundamental note (C or F or G), and go across the ivory keys to the third note using the third finger and to the ivory fifth note using the fifth finger (the thumb).

Do, or C, is the fundamental note, the ground of all overtones, the beginning and end of the scale.

The fundamental note keeps moving down, one false bottom giving way to another, until we reach the basement of the world.

With a dull instrument, the harmonics die out, but with a sustaining instrument, the harmonics continue to sound along with the fundamental note.

The most common form is the tenor trombone in B♭ (that is, the fundamental note is a B♭), sounding an octave lower than the B♭ trumpet.

The term pedal tone, which properly refers to the fundamental note in brass instruments, is sometimes incorrectly used for pedal point.

If you believe that stock prices contain information about future fundamentals, note that PPG's shares are up 16% in the past year, while the S&P 500 is down 1.5% and plenty of other chemical giants are deep in double-digit losses.

Whenever someone sings a note, the column of air in the throat vibrates, producing both a fundamental tone (the note's basic pitch) and a series of higher pitches — the overtones.

Some analysts caution that investor exuberance may be racing too far ahead of the earnings fundamentals, noting that the profit surge is unbalanced.

We're still bearish on DBS fundamentals," noted Bazinet.

The rest of us all stagger back to some fundamental bass note that was always present in our lives.' The bass note in her case, surprisingly enough, is a sense of morality.